Doctor's degree Mathematics - Northwestern University

Doctor's degree Mathematics from Northwestern University is a Campus Ph.D Mathematics degree that prepares you for a Education career. Thank you for your interest in the Northwestern graduate program in mathematics . Our program aims to develop graduate students into productive research mathematicians. We offer the benefits of an internationally-renowned faculty together with the close-knit collegiality of a small department. Our extremely low student-faculty ratio, small class size, and close interactions among students and faculty allow us to give you individualized, expert attention that would be hard to find at a larger school. Our department has research strength in many areas of mathematics, including (but not limited to!) algebra, algebraic topology, differential equations, dynamical systems and ergodic theory, homotopy theory, mathematical physics, number theory and representation theory. Students with a particular interest in one of these fields, or with a general interest in mathematics , are likely to have their intellectual needs satisfied by our program. A large majority of students who matriculate at Northwestern graduate with a Ph.D. in mathematics, and most graduates go on to postdoctorate research positions in academia. These students typically go on to careers in academia. As long as they remain in good standing, students receive stipend support and full health coverage from the department for this whole period, with fellowship support in the first and fifth year, and as a teaching assistant otherwise. The first year of graduate study is usually spent taking courses and preparing for the preliminary examination at the end of the year. View more details on Northwestern University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Mathematics courses.